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Long Hast Thou Wept and Sorrowed

Author: Meta Heusser-Schweitzer Hymnal: The Hymnal and Order of Service #183 (1937) Lyrics: 1 Long hast thou wept and sorrowed, Poor mourner, dry thy tears; Behold, with light and comfort, The Lord Himself appears. 2 "Trust in My mercy ever, My people!" saith the Lord. Hold fast, in deepest sorrow, That soul-sustaining Word. 3 Then rest, sad heart, in patience, With this petition still, "Lord, all these vacant places With Thine own fullness fill!" Amen.

Long Hast Thou Wept and Sorrowed

Author: Meta Heusser-Schweizer Hymnal: The Hymnal and Order of Service #183 (1926) Meter: 7.6.7.6 Lyrics: 1 Long hast thou wept and sorrowed, Poor mourner, dry thy tears; Behold, with light and comfort, The Lord Himself appears. 2 "Trust in My mercy ever, My people!" saith the Lord. Hold fast, in deepest sorrow, That soul-sustaining Word. 3 Then rest, sad heart, in patience, With this petition still, "Lord, all these vacant places With Thine own fullness fill!" Amen. Topics: Church Year Trinity Season; Trinity, Sixteenth Sunday; Comfort; Death Comfort for those bereaved by death; Comfort in Sorrow Languages: English Tune Title: ACH BLEIB MIT DEINER GNADE. (CHRISTUS DER IST MEIN LEBEN.)

Long Hast Thou Wept and Sorrowed

Author: Meta Heusser-Schweizer; Jane L. Borthwick Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #3903 Meter: 8.6.8.6 Lyrics: 1. Long hast thou wept and sorrowed, Poor mourner, dry thy tears; Behold, with light and comfort, The Lord Himself appears. 2. Trust in My mercy ever, My people! saith the Lord. Hold fast, in deepest sorrow, That soul sustaining Word. 3. Then rest, sad heart, in patience, With this petition still, Lord, all these vacant places With Thine own fullness fill! Languages: English Tune Title: VULPIUS

Long hast thou wept and sorrowed

Author: Meta Heusser-Schweitzer Hymnal: The Lutheran Hymnary #465 (1913) Meter: 7.6.7.6 Lyrics: 1 Long hast thou wept and sorrowed, Poor mourner, dry thy tears; Behold, with light and comfort, The Lord Himself appears. 2 All other hope must perish, All earthly props decay; Then let the seed be buried, The husk be blown away. 3 Yet think not god has granted But to recall again,-- His gifts of love and goodness Shall ever thine remain. 4 The seed, before it flourish, Must low in darkness lie; And love, to live for ever, Must for a season die. 5 But those like thee, bereavéd Within earth's darkened home, Are rich in many a promise And pledge, of joys to come. 6 "Trust in my mercy ever, My people!" saith the Lord; Hold fast in deepest sorrow, That soul-sustaining word. 7 The harvest day is hasting-- The rest from toil and pain, When those who sleep in Jesus Shall come with Him again. 8 And, more than all the treasures That morning shall restore, Himself, Himself shall meet thee, Thy portion evermore! 9 Then rest, sad heart, in patience, With this petition still, "Lord, all these vacant places With Thine own fullness fill!" Topics: The Church Year Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity; The Church Year Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity; Cross and Comfort; Resurrection Tune Title: [Long hast thou wept and sorrowed]